Women’s basketball heads to Dartmouth on Saturday

Princeton – The women’s basketball team is looking to continue its winning streak as it travels to Dartmouth on Saturday.Tip off is set at 2pm

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how did we get here
All stats are through January 18th.

• Princeton is 12-5 this season after beating the Penn Quakers 55-40 at Jadwin on Monday.

•The Quakers made their first four shots in the first 2:04 of the game action to take an 8-2 lead.

•They made 10 baskets in the final 37:56 of the contest and shot in the remaining 22.7% (10/44).

• The Quakers closed the gap to 2, 17-15 early in the second stanza, and the Tigers closed the first half with a 14-2 run, extending their lead to 14, 31-17.

• head coach Carla VelvetThe squad was led by as many as 20 men in the second half and was not threatened for the remainder of the contest.

• Penn’s shooting percentage of 29.2% was the second-lowest of the season. Princeton scored 18 points in his 20 turnovers. The Tigers held Penn Kayla Padilla, the fourth-leading scorer in the conference, to 15 points on 17 shots, including just two points in the second half.

2022-23 Statistics and Things…
Statistics until January 18th.

•Ellie Mitchell He ranks 9th in the nation in total rebounds (191), 10th in rebounds per game (11.2), 12th in offensive rebounds per contest (4.1), and 24th in defensive rebounds per game (7.2).

• She has at least nine rebounds in 12 of 17 games this season.

Against Seton Hall, she became only the third person to have at least 23 rebounds and six steals in a game since 2009-10 (Javona Layfield (Dayton), 12/31/ 17), Kylie Coons (Sacramento St., 12/12/) 1/10).

• Mitchell became the first NCAA player to record at least 12 rebounds and eight steals in a game in Maine this season.

• She is also the 10th player since 2009-10 to have at least 7 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists and 8 steals in a contest, and the first player since February 2018.

• She has had at least 10 rebounds in 18 of her last 27 games going back to last season. Her 622 rebounds are 10th in program history.

• Juniors rank 21st nationally in steals (48) and 22nd in steals per game (2.82).

•Kaitlyn Chen He leads the team in 14.1 points per game and field goal percentage (44.0). She has scored in double figures in all but four of her games.

• Chen is 70th in assists (74) and 71st in assists per game (4.4).

•Julia Cunningham Currently, she is 44 points behind 1,000 points in her career. With her 11.2 points per game her pace, she will reach that milestone at Cornell on her February 3rd.

•Madison St. Rose 42.6% points (55 points) over the last 4 games.

• Cent. Rose was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week on Monday and won his first Ivy Weekly Award.

•Grace Stone He’s catching up to the Tigers’ pace with a 42.9% shooting percentage, making at least one 3 in every but one game.

• Seniors are averaging a career-best 10.8 points per game. Seniors moved up from 4.2 points for freshmen, 5.8 points for sophomores, and 9.3 points for juniors to their current marks.

Stone played in 105 career games, Cunningham played in 103, Maggie Connolly 102 saw action.

If Princeton played the same number of games as last year, excluding injuries, Stone would finish in 118 games, third all-time, Cunningham would finish in 116, fourth-most, and Connolly would finish in 115. Finished with , tied for 5th place. .

•Chet Newke He averaged 3.8 points per game, 1.4 points higher than last season.

•Paige Morton are averaging 3.9 points per game, up 2.3 points from last season.

• After shooting 1/13 from Deep vs. Temple, Princeton made at least three trays in each game, with the exception of the Rhode Island contest. The Tigers knocked down a season-high 12 threes against Hartford.

•This season the Tigers have at least 10 assists in every game but one. His 28 helpers at Princeton versus Hartford fell two short of his program record.

• After 9 stolen bases in the first two games, the Tigers have 10 stolen bases in the next 9 games.

•Princeton’s scoring defense ranks 27th in the nation (56.0).

•Princeton’s Net Rating is 54, the second highest in the Ivy League behind Columbia at No. 32.

• The Tigers are 50th in turnover margin (+4.06) and 52nd in turnovers per game (14.1).

Velvet’s team ranks 76th in rebounding margin (+4.9)

• The 2022 Ivy League Tournament Champions are 89th in assists/turnover percentage (+1.0).

•Princeton is 92nd in steals per game (9.0).

• The Tigers are 91st in points difference (+8.3).

• Velvet’s unit ranks 88th in offensive rebounds per game (13.0).

• Jadwin had over 1,000 Tigers fans in games against Columbia (1,113) and Cornell (1,017).it was my first time
It was the first time since the 2015-16 season when Princeton played two consecutive home games to over 1,000 fans. The Tigers also held his fourth consecutive Ivy contest with over 1,000 fans, with his 1,322 fans against Brown and his 1,018 fans against Penns.

Princeton’s 15-point comeback at Rutgers Carla Velvet Era, topped a 12-point rally at Yale in February 2020.

•Grace Stones The buzzer beater vs. Rhode Island was the first since the Tigers beat Southwest Texas 82-81 on November 23, 2002 at the Ferrell Center in Waco, Texas, thanks to Irene Powers’ putback with one second left in overtime. , was the team’s first buzzer-beater. .

2022-23 Her Hoops Information…
Statistics until January 18th.

• Princeton ranks 13th on the NCAA’s Her Hoops Stats Defensive Rating (77.4). This stat controls the pace and adjusts defense ratings to match the strength of the attacks faced by the team.

• The Tigers are 35th in her Hoops stat rating (23.8).
Control the pace, adjust the quality of your opponents, and evaluate teams that incorporate margins of victory in addition to wins and losses.

•Berube’s unit ranks 37th even in simple RPI (60.6), treating all games equally (25% team win rate, 50% average win rate for opponents, 50% average win rate for opponents). The NCAA RPI differs from the NCAA RPI as it rates home wins as 0.6 wins, home losses as 1.4 losses, away wins as 1.4 wins and away losses as 0.6 losses.

Kaitlyn Chen

Assist Rate – 30.6% – 97th percentile
Win Shares – 3.3- 94th percentile
Offensive Win Share – 2.3 – 93rd Percentile
Assist/TOV – 1.68 – 92nd percentile
Individual foul rate – 2.3% – 90th percentile
Utilization – 24.7 – 84th percentile

Ellie Mitchell

Defensive Win Shares – 2.4 – 7th Overall
Defensive Rebound Percentage – 27.4% – 23rd Overall
Total Rebound Percentage – 20.4% – 27th overall
Steal rate – 4.6% – #37 overall
ERA – 72.0 – 48th overall
Offensive Rebound Percentage – 14.3% – 97th percentile
Win Share – 2.9 – 91st Percentile

•Ellie Mitchell Among the top 40 players to play 300 minutes or more in the NCAA, he is the only player to record stolen base percentage and fielding percentage.

Julia Cunningham

Defensive Win Share – 1.4 – 96th Percentile
Steal rate – 3.4% – 93rd percentile
Win Share – 2.9 – 91st Percentile
Defensive Rating – 81.1 – 91st Percentile
Assist Percentage – 22.0% – 88th percentile

Grace Stone

Defensive Win Share – 1.1 – 91st Percentile
Percentage of points from 3PT – 54.1% – 85th percentile

Madison St. Rose

Utilization – 24.8 – 85th percentile

Shootaround Fun…

• Princeton will end each shootaround on game day with a half-court shot. Maggie Connolly (Villanova, Fordham, Rutgers, Rhode Island, Cornell), Paige Morton (Maine,
Harvard), Amelia Osgood (Tawson, Delaware), Ellie Mitchell (temple), Grace Stone (Hartford), Kaitlyn Chen (Seton Hall), Lexi Weger (UConn, Brown), Julia Cunningham (Colombia) and Madison St. Rose (Penn) each made a half-court shot this season.

Breakfast is king…

Every trip, the team eats breakfast
Hotel.team led by captain Maggie Connolly When Katie Tears We ranked breakfast for each trip. Harvard, 9.0
(Omelette bar, good variety, Texas – 8.5 (great variety, mini waffles hit), UConn – 8.5 (high quality, less variety), Towson – 6.5 (basic), Mains – 3.5 (had food)More .